LATE NEW ZEALAND.
(Per Press Association.) Dunedin, last night. , George Fleury, a married man, died in the hospital as the result of injuries to his head, received during a football match played in May last. Deceased played with a Green Island team. The injury he reoeived was not considered serious, and_ Fleury worked as usual for about a month. On June 6th, however, he was compelled to go to the hospital, and died there. Wellington, last night. Mr P. W. Robertson, of Victoria College, Rhodes soholar for 1905, who leaves tomorrow for Sydney, on route to Oxford, was entertained at tho Town Hail to-day, three or four hundred citizens assembling at the invitation of tho Mayor to bid him farewell. William Clifford, who was arrestad at an I early hour one morning a few days ago, I was to-day committed for sentence to the j Supromo Court on a charge of burglary. I John O’Neill was committei to trial on J tbe same charge. j
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1507, 15 July 1905, Page 2
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